SKI is a voice layer over however many coding agents you've got running. Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Antigravity, Cursor and pi sit side by side, each in its own git worktree so they can't tread on each other, and clicking the notch moves your voice from one chat to the next. It reads out whatever the agent is asking and you answer out loud, in any of 85 languages. Say stop and it stops. Undo a turn and the agent forgets it happened. Every change still waits on screen for your review, and the agents run on the subscriptions you're already paying for.

Hemmed is for the menu bar icons macOS hides behind the camera notch, where nothing can click them. It catches those in a tray that drops down directly underneath, so you use them where they are and swipe it shut with two fingers. It'll also hide the icons you only touch once a month, which everything in this category does. The genuinely new idea is Record a Pin: click a single item inside a hidden app's menu, and that one command gets its own hotkey while the app's icon stays out of the bar completely.

Mo is a small character who lives on your Mac and does the jobs you'd otherwise do yourself. Type to him with Control-Option-M or hold Control-Option-S and talk, and he'll handle files, PDFs, photos, video, email, calendar, your Mac's own settings and the web, 232 tasks of them without another app involved. One sentence can carry several jobs, so convert these to JPG, zip them and email them to Sara gets planned out into steps. Answers come back as a card with the next button already on it rather than a paragraph to read. Nothing changes until you press Continue, and everything he did sits in one list with an Undo beside it.